Ravens RB J.K. Dobbins aired his frustrations after being limited to 13 carries in Sunday’s playoff loss and believes Baltimore’s costly fourth-quarter goal-line disaster could have been avoided had the ball gone to him and not QB Tyler Huntley.
CINCINNATI — An extremely frustrated J.K. Dobbins believes it would have been a different result had the Ravens given him the ball — and not quarterback Tyler Huntley — on a crucial fourth-quarter play near the goal line in Baltimore’s wild-card loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday night.
In the Ravens’ 24-17 defeat to their AFC North rivals, Huntley made the game’s most critical mistake when he fumbled with the game tied at 17, losing the ball on a leap toward the end zone and then having his turnover returned 98 yards for a touchdown by Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard. The Ravens went from being on the verge of taking a touchdown lead to falling behind by seven points with 11:39 remaining.
« He should have never been in that situation, » Dobbins said. « I don’t get a single carry. I didn’t get a single carry. He should never have been in that situation. I believe I would have put it in the end zone, again.
« I should be the guy.
